The project cancellation is another blow for carbon capture and sequestration, which the oil and natural gas industry has long promoted as key to fighting global warming.

The Greens say the government bears responsibility for excess deaths during France’s record heat wave.

Finding ways to stay hydrated and lower your body temperature are important.

Activists said they are alarmed for the unattended horses that roam the outskirts of Montenegro's capital amid the heat wave in Europe.

The bank said it would no longer abide by its commitment to direct 45 percent of its financing to climate-related projects.

After forcing a Colorado coal unit to stay open, Energy Secretary Chris Wright says talks are underway about cost allocation.

The settlement agreement provides a partial reimbursement to Duke Energy for its offshore wind lease.

"It came to my attention because I noticed they were arresting people for fixing their car," the president said Monday.

California's biggest oil producer is getting into new lines of business: carbon capture and storage and data centers.

The powerful center-right group’s position will set the tone in Parliament as lawmakers debate the future of the ETS.

Some countries desperately want to gut the Emissions Trading System, others are determined to protect it. Ireland has its work cut out.

Athens is paying subsidies to fishermen to try to contain the proliferation of the marine pest.

But the 2028 deadline leaves manufacturers little time to scale up electric two-wheeler lineups, dealerships and charging networks at once.

Experts say standard disclosure helped the market price in climate risks.

The U.S. Energy secretary made his comments as the EU warned of life-threatening dangers from record-high temperatures.

The administration sparked a surge in legal action defending climate policy, as it used the courts to challenge state climate action.

Several events have been canceled or postponed in the country to avoid overloading hospitals, which are already near their breaking point, especially in the Paris region.

The Palisades Fire ultimately killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes as it incinerated hillside neighborhoods in Pacific Palisades and the city of Malibu.

The city has been told repeatedly — by experts, residents and lawmakers — that failing to clear the stream called Kaukonahua would lead to catastrophic flooding. Then the rains came in March.

A growing number of countries wants to delay the EU’s landmark rules governing methane emissions.